Starting CPP early could boost income sooner, while waiting could increase the amount you receive over time. Georgia Swan, Tax and Estate Planner at TD Wealth, breaks down the numbers. Depending on your other income, it could also affect your tax bracket, she says, so timing, taxes, and your broader retirement plan all play a role.
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